lots of people say lisp and japanese are sibling languages but i think the same is true of english and javascript
const handlerID= request.send().then( response => process(response)).then( processed => getHandler("proper object).handle(processed)).catch( context => { throw new HandleError ({ context }) })
is a very English way of saying things
by which i mean long, convoluted, arbitrarily nested, and with little grammatical assistance
english people like to ramble it's one of the major tendencies of our language
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const handlerID= request.send().then(
response => process(response)
).then(
processed => getHandler("proper object).handle(processed)
).catch(
context => {
throw new HandleError ({ context })
}
)
is a very English way of saying things